Low level gameplay: A growing problem

[Vaell]

The big gripe for me is locking the skills you already know because your level is scaled down. Just let us use all of our unlocked skills even when scaled down. I don't care if you have to scale the numbers down dramatically to make this work either. Letting you use all the skills you have unlocked would go a long way to keeping the game fun inl ow level dungeons, and new players seeing all the cool skills you learn later could inspire them to keep playing when they might otherwise quit. It's a win/win for everyone, and there is no logical reasoning behind locking all the fun skills you already have. It is completely backwards.

[Vercinotrix]

The big gripe for me is locking the skills you already know because your level is scaled down. Just let us use all of our unlocked skills even when scaled down. I don't care if you have to scale the numbers down dramatically to make this work either. Letting you use all the skills you have unlocked would go a long way to keeping the game fun inl ow level dungeons, and new players seeing all the cool skills you learn later could inspire them to keep playing when they might otherwise quit. It's a win/win for everyone, and there is no logical reasoning behind locking all the fun skills you already have. It is completely backwards.

It would be nice. I seriously never want to do content below 72 as a BLM anymore.

And below 70 GNB just feels downright slow and boring.

[Mugear_bahamut]

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My previous post.

As I mentioned in another thread, the boringness with synced instances can be solved by limiting potency instead of limiting skills when synced.
Although some harassment might come from leveled players to first-time players(due to lack of skills), so SE obviously doesn't implement this.
I still hope they do this because the main reason for this boringness everyone suffers from is the lack of skills.
In altering this, you get to train with the same complete skill set you do at max/higher levels even though the potency is minimized.

I hope this comes off right lol

If anyone is wondering how this can be done, basically, you take a skill potency(ex. 800) and you are leveled max(ex. 80),
you divide the skill potency 800 by level count 80 andit goes --> 800 / 80 = 10
So that skill potency will be "10" at level 1. Let's say from level 80 you sync to a level 55 dungeon...
You take that level 1 skill potency "10" and multiply it by dungeon level (54) --> 10 x 55 = 550
Therefore, that skill's potency will be "550" in a level 55 dungeon.
All this while your skillset is a level 80 skillset with the potency reduced.
It will be just like doing a level 80 dungeon at a low level!

The disparity with noobs and high-level players will certainly be noticeable if you have different skill sets and the same potency.
The solution to this is to leave the low level potency for unsynced players as it is right now and only do this math with synced players.
This way, low-leveled players will have higher potency to make up for the lack of skills.